The Best ADD/ADHD Tutors in Frederick, MD

In May I will have my Masters Degree for Special Education with a focus in Early Childhood Education (birth-3rd grade). I have several students on my caseload with a diagnosis of ADHD. In addition I write IEP goals for students which include services to best address their goals in the area of attention. This... read more

As a former teacher of learning disabilities and the parent of a child diagnosed with ADD, I have had to learn adaptive strategies to help students and my son achieve success in the classroom. Some of these strategies are: 1) Seat the student facing me to minimize distractions. 2) Provide many activities that are... read more

Perfect scores on AP english exams, multitude of college writing and literature classes, extensive experience writing and proofreading essays, research papers, and creative writing. I have ADHD myself and have worked in a wide range of environments with students who have a wide range of needs Excellent... read more

***NOTICE: For those living 29+ miles from my Zip 20871 base, or if a lesson requires unusual labor intensity on my part, or if I must pay parking or extra gas to reach you, or if you are meeting me within Washington, District of Columbia, I add a FEE to the per hour rate to cover costs. If you're in... read more

Children usually have trouble with phonological processing, verbal responses, delays in speech, reversal writing and are easily distracted. Also they may experience poor spelling, omit or add words when reading and writing. Sometimes it may materialize as trouble with auditory decoding. I have taught Dyslexic... read more

I am a young music teacher who has experience helping students of all ages develop their instrumental skills, write songs, produce/record music, and much more. My background has allowed me to work with a variety of students including those with learning disabilities (ADHD, Autism, Anxiety, etc.) Whether... read more

I spent two years in Ghana, West Africa, teaching kids and helping them find their identities. Growing up with a severely hyper active brother, and dealing with ADD and ADHD myself as a child, I have plenty of experience in this area. My brother was homeschooled and it was a big responsibility for my... read more

I love teaching chess to new players. By only introducing one piece at a time, newcomers to the game are never overwhelmed by the complexity of the game. Usually we start with a "pawn battle" and add an additional piece each game. read more

I am currently a Special Education Inclusion teacher at a middle school. Many of my students are coded as ADHD. I work with them to develop strategies to use both in and outside the classroom. read more